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Set in the heart of Aldbury, one of Hertfordshire’s most picturesque villages, this gorgeous two bedroom period cottage sits within the village’s Conservation Area, positioned against the rolling backdrop of the Ashridge Estate.

Elegantly poised within an unspoilt row of traditional cottages, this charming period home sits in one of Hertfordshire’s most quietly beguiling backwaters: the tiny, medieval hamlet of Piccotts End. It is a setting where the pace of life feels gently slowed, yet one that remains remarkably well connected, with Berkhamsted and Hemel Hempstead just four and two miles away respectively.

Situated within a highly regarded Buckinghamshire village, this three bedroom 1930s semi has been in the same ownership for over 30 years and has been a much-loved family home.

This two bedroom semi-detached home sits in the heart of this well-served Buckinghamshire village, within walking distance of everyday amenities including a cafe, park, school, pharmacy, convenience store and post office. The nearby market towns of Tring, Wendover and Aylesbury are also all within a short drive, offering rail connections, shopping and further schooling.

This three bedroom semi-detached home is tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac within the picturesque village of Wigginton. St Bartholomew’s C-of-E Primary School, together with the village shop, pub, recreation ground and church are all within a short walk.

Tucked-away in a discreet enclave just moments from the bustle of the High Street, this recently refurbished home strikes a rare balance between seclusion and connectivity. Set across two floors, the property offers light-filled, contemporary spaces designed for modern living.

This charming cottage radiates period character and a welcoming atmosphere. With elegant living spaces, two bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom upstairs, it strikes a perfect balance between timeless allure and everyday functionality.

Situated in the very heart of the Conservation Area, just a short walk from the town centre, this pretty Victorian cottage offers a quietly confident take on period living: compact, characterful and thoughtfully detailed.

Tucked away within the town’s Conservation Area, this charming nineteenth century cottage sits quietly in Tabernacle Yard – a little-known enclave, just off Akeman Street. Interwoven with the town’s straw-plaiting cottage industry, the house carries a clear sense of layered history. Today, its nineteenth-century fabric sits comfortably alongside modern interventions, forming a subtle and thoughtful dialogue between past and present.